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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

r.NJS SAIT-s tess On Main between lst asd sd,
4 s2-.l,o. iet Main between 81 and seo0 I'll
sl2so; bots On Mzu seasf ~ iats sss hair a .5e
bot ~ Court. - - lots on surt tieens lee %
Court s7.'ss; iat tssa. ioss Gsxs
S}1s'. h1s Cugrt ST--sss los Court of-seAk
lcts on ASTft Si5s*f lot On Ma kst slssese tots
on = alter SD stg lots y afrr '-.t.ss isss
ichita ana u ss.ss. ,ofs law Tence 3 80 3
lots on iih north ~ ist tss l5s- Ga
north OF Isl Sl&1'. !ct- on ], Teka u0ris q ist
$1,000. lnts on Topeka north 81 1T sE.eO. ics
Tor.k sstI- and oJhsrs EuuseISas Ersstha
CAL and sre me exclusive seit - fat. vkss
ear barn Stands n q. Iui-r Fff
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

I>oR SALE-In Ziusmery : addition. n; Il Is
i renee, III on Topeka Str log ssyf4, hsssc gsNo
story rooms well 10 -aied $1ss, Sac cash 5asrce
and ytars ats Per cent An elegant caEHCr TO
get Ace home, eioSe 10 stssSt bot - q font
IN Lakeside add $i.,st, a3xfe II fitzEersl3s aud.
s--oss AUSls0 EFnporfa. orrne < PhIlls : aid.
So per let. Addinston & smith GfSss
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
FOR SALE.

V@eR sALE-ls,yIs1 = OF s an aye c0-aer - .
saAF- t-r11Ea George. 3la fzia sfs
ce5Is ty. Kan. lss izn1 bt.snt- cz=sE sales
fr err suii-lEz TT Es5s iot. osa
tfo la Fae city. Suck Wi tEvllr7 sd s,1t e4sh
god fe&s11s Ter s---1z. Aires EYSiIs ( FlzEs-
2 joan. KaasA. ss1
I-CRSALE OF TRADE-A- eastern Chic ,a--a 5
L mates u .asT Liverpool II toisr1s lauS 60
cry tsfaszS ~ = a-res dfEt1e-5 int feds
TszLtt-. d each g II timber. rsan
b. s.r-rt zsEz~e, cf,ee~~ h5s@ Sfr1 rganing
barn z vita I = r. Il al fNo s.o-Ses All
rLz,-s- s+l-zs FOR CsEvEEteEcs - 30 found AIRY
s-t class eastern farm Two orrazr1 - = a-sSs y.
~. ~ x :Tzss oae tat.3 nile from , .EsTe bsze.
r. Ar. room a 8. r HSin- vienna Ear- ss-sn
V.-.52 SALT 8es-zz-anf-t1e very t<st rzTinx -
/ lalE-zat e - srsfta Tow ~ sale priee g
- Airs roar7 z. ~ = Man Ss-sg'
I-oE SAf-E-Ezrs 5zrzzin = -ol1 tAss xees-.ez5,
i Se~E &C t%1ffEi ave D. - tes@t sr7z-sE
ave- wtEa good SIX roaez hose es=xZzt p-~y-rty
2-sce snsz t--Ezs easy A.g4y % Ts4rze-. Sepress
-. = sai. q cas1E:
I-CE - LE-E<sze-z FoC-tesz.a zE7f T1ftesrfA So
i A@21 sAaE treats. S~rs III AasZE< x~te-
s.. ~ zal, cxSs- cre 8 Ard - hsza-e sse one
a. ere ARD ras3 sSx=~ g. 3 -, ez4-a baszzos
tzzns- fhss pscI-Tsg sEl - resy raaZA,s5e -
and = 2 Ut o. In4iz-z sef~.@n Efrss z-a 5000
81 S-$s = ss~ Gsys eslT. fss- Aex%e kz9 io<
> e -4st frost RgFer zee. Ensrx AEs
Gsz<ral esIE sasss- easy tr-1ES A-@@- L fasf ~
-1a-s = az-TSl@ blk csss1ssas cary F@&ace hass3
Gssst:
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
FOR SALE.

L>0R SALES lots between Istn and 18th
Il Fourth House of rooms between Waco
and River Elm 5sxi5D II price S.Sn- 81 IT.
corner Wichita and Third. Si..G TO IT cor Waco
and 3d. $lool worth OF Improvements, all fog $2isD
and terms. 90 feet between Pine and Oak
Water. Sseca. 100 IT. corner Wildwood aud Ander-
Junction Town Co add. l.s1t- !
house on Wabash between First Second. $sfssl,
Bst little money down for this, 80 IT, win house
Eagie Jones add for S. so Reed. Jsckmau ca.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
FoR sALR.

INoR SALE-.sxl4e 1t Iawreoee. ozB ~ lne: -
II II front, Topeka. sof Cense1l e1s.l&s - q
Oak. SI3.usi, to- on Chicago ave. lkaE> 3 - .
Topeka, ztmmeriy's addition. sl,otG AAd1ngsen
smith 49,
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

NOR SALE-2 lots tNl7o. cor OF 8th ave. Sor
i terms. etc call on Thomas 4 Co, IL Main st
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

I.'0h SAIE-i's Feet Nacs. t.@fsrsa ~ asld al.
4 Sstot Ss3ff- ga Nsco hesSs-~i - Asd ii 500.
10 n IN EeV story hausc s.itsA 81 q. a<~
IcI.cc tab stst hea9 Sla ste.
81 It GA fcpeSs bstlSesa English sad = sses
Sc-sa sot on Caics->o ave. - ~ sslNsss TkFd
- sstl i-asts Cent n. t.si4s ks,sse att Ssse.
fsNlS- T. 5En story hgt~t 3f>-t $50. 5oS
Ghicaso SS.ttsl H0 = f@-l. ada jIs aEd
I'm YcTt : f1s. lots t. e Guf.tF>sN as:a - a -
e. Wabash ave win room house aEt barn s-ssA
Ia fe-T " St3S>n ave- between i1sA ard tsa >l-SA
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

NOR SALE-A most desirable breeding or I, eSiing
farm near Caldwell. The border ut the Indian
territory comprising s. acres % cAotce agricultural
land ana improvements OF substantial character.
The water Supplg i abundant and the natural shell
ter on Bluff creek here it passes through the prop
erty. makes the location particularly desirable uue
for feeding cattle. For further particulars apply To
" Thnslrsn boy ~. .rnver. Col - lft
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

Tor SALE OR TRADE-For Wichita property. a
good farui OF SO acre.. 80 of which ! under cu
ivarOn. l. acres fenced for pasture WITH living
the year round acres orchard years old Cear
Ing house with rooms. barn. gTanaTy, etc. VIII
trade for residence property or los- u EdgesEoyth,
- Ma It
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

e~Oh SAI.E-tisuuine bargains in city ana
L properly IoIs on aain st Market 81 kr1poria
ave 4fh ave. Water Douglas north. south.
- = and 80. L VIII pap yetl cal Kaufman
ig. "A Main - est
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

Iot> NaSEifsT ave. UrahAIsl's add . a slre N
Z.nHnesis : aid ststt ie5 CE CHICAGO ave S6tzsA
: u Mater oeiSe-n - and - Sl5s4st = q Va
ter pstvss.a - aid ID S&sc. /. iotS Chicago at
sl>t,V eSch lotS "a +th hcswts p "a aass Gsth
Sa.e2. = Il Ceptrzl ave between tth and Esapgri.
Sit5s.f Major 3 ErreSe. :au-tsS test
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

1.NoR SALE-9S II Lawrence south running
through 10 Market 81. II room house. sheds bar n
etc, sac nine lots Fourth $sss, lot ksxFt
wabash ave. AatnewscssNs NJ add. II room kGffse.
f9rHace. pipes IN the hsIse. good cellar. c~t-F5.
stable. etc. $s,vc. Addnersn s. smith SifSst
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05
WANTED.

U-ATTED-A good German girl FOR the kitchen at
w t,errnauta House NOugias d6s-6rs
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

NANTED-Bookkeepers and business men TO
w know that the National Accountants Bureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement of
1rst-class men ana women for positions as book
Keepers and accountants. Business men who want
et1cient Esip, and EXPERT bOokkeepers who give
hrst-class differences and want situations would do
Well by addressing Office for the of Kansas
Il the Southwestern Business 6oege, Wichita. Kan
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

a%TED-Persons wishing o borrow small
w sums OF money for not 70 exceed SD fnoat1s,o On
age to ipoUlr. Tor same OF Paul Mastin, ~ north
Vain 4. Michita. w.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-05

X GNEE1+-Ia ilzn o<-<e -zr@s a. stt On city
w sd fa-T- g-oPs--E. Money rsz4.y ar day
: y. CasGt-r-. =. A&t- 81 c-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
LORD MAYORS BANQUET.
Lord Salisbury's Defence OF the
Governments COnduet.
TBy Auglo- American cable 70 the Dlspatch.l

IBy Augio-American cable to the Dispatch-l
LONDON, November 9.-At the Lord
Mayors banquet tonight Mr.. Balfour
toasted the retiring Lord Mayor. Mr..
William Henry Smith responded to the
toast House of Commons. he con-
fined his remarks to the subject OF the
obstruction of business in Parliament.
New rules Of procedure we're necessary,
he said. in order to expedite business.
He apologized for the absence OF the
Speaker of the House, who, he said, was
still suffering from the fatigues OF the
sessions.
Lord Salisbury, in replying to a toast,
said circumstances at present gave addl.
tional emphasis to the vindication OF
law. The reception accorded to MIR.
Balfour showed his hearers sense OF his
conduct in following those principles
of government which regulate the exist
ence of society. CCheers.l Mr.. Bal
tours colleague had long recognized that
keen wit, solid understanding, and firm
courage ferries of Hear Hear which
insisted on the law being ebeyed, while
those who ought to know better thought
that the law should be disregarded.
Cheers. The services rendered the State
by its civil officers we're not covered
by the glamour OF bAttle-felds, yet tae
dangers Of civil strife might De no less
real. What ought to be said then, of
any member OF the State who spoke IL
terms OF abuse and iusoient invectives OF
the honest and earnest services rendered
by a civil minister? It WAS vain TO
spend The night and day in making laws
1t was vain to occupy the highest minds
OF the State 10 tine reform OF aouse. Il
when law hal been made as sne delibe-
rate view Of tue nation it WAS not ac-
knowcdged Us principle Of coust tn
tonal government and law t. be 0bsyed.
TChcers
lettering to IRELAND Lord Salisbury
said they were often told that there
would be 80 legislative activity until
bone r1le hal been gruutsd. Gut ne
conld assure them that there would be
no falling osf in activity On TN" part OF
those yho were upto ding the Integrity
of t1c empire. Il Was the task OF tie
Government to maiIt.n MS ano
order in Iceland. The new pog'r,
Of th" Government hui been IN cal,t-
cuce Few months. yet til re Was already
marked improvement IN the condition
If the country. The law ris in steady
course a. surcos~i;;' or r2tlOn. IN,
GuyDrnmsut w,r' convinced That they
J. .I..,...,. .'..t OBJ, .lI. tl. ~n-f lrfHt
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harriet n,>D15sE


l-pcaa lclers1m 80 -as b'as;--
tr>cHarr,, w., oV"n'rc p 80 Eo
Minis. IS Conference a. ,na .lr9.i.t.
III ..:. rovF.le.. tonight ~ the ian
t.-, c..t.- bore. The c-r'c-c.cc W.is
r1 ic' cy.r oy Few q. Grt., o. nm
castle, VINO conducted the 0ev tona'
exercises Pcy Eush ". brown 5Ac
eyeu-ciis', lca.'iac 20 PRAYER, tor. pr
George b. Eager reading selections O.
Scui rra. ani tie .ArG' congregation
joining yl,3 nearty VII III some OF the
OBI Songs o. Zion.
The sermon On the occasion was
preached bY Rev. George j. Eager, OF
Naugiic. on tine t'p:c Unsigned ann by
the cJnnit-co, ." he Pastors joy lie
announced as his text y. Corinthians.
VI. TO-" SonoU,ul and Ict Always Re-
ioiciug.' be SPOKE 90 tle idea which
n.l Of tie world nave OF TIE trials aud
alatr.nes o. The preacher, and said that
IL was indeed the lowest Of PROBES
SLOWS, Lu5 IT," loit'ost OF ca.lings.
He drew a vivid contrast between
the happiness Of other cal,iugs ard
tto pure joy Of the true plstor
tie brought oat ard eloQuently present
ed as the pastors JOY which Christians
cencfe.'y may IN l'rse measure share--
INST. tEc joy Of sus forgiven second.
the joy OF the knowledge OF God ; third,
the joy from conscious compliance win
the willoirod fourth, theloy OF human
sCni LET from on high and ever full o!
hopes. lie spoEe ai'o OF HE worm OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
ROANOKE CITY.
Great Rejoicing over the Election o.
Kills.

Especial telegram to the Dlspatchl
Roanoke, Va, November 9 This city
is in blaze of excitement to night. The
glo,ious news from the State Mt large
and the certainty OF the election of Ellis
to the State Senate and Huffman to the
House Of Delegates have excited the en-
tbusiesm Of the Democrats in the highest
degree. Bonhres are burning in various
places and men on horses and afoot are
marching through the streets in a pro-
cession headed by the Roanoke Machine.
Works Band and Greek fire, rockets,
and Roman candles are adding to the
brliancy OF the scene.
The latest returns from the adjoining
counties insure the election Of Ellis by a
majority OF 100 or more, while Huff
mans majority will exceed $50. The
vote in detail 50 far ascertained is as fol-
lows. Roanoke county, Republican ma
jority, lG7; Montgomery county, l25
Republican majority Craig county, 456
Democratic majority; Roanoke City. 62
Republican majority Hoge, the Demo
cratic nominee for the House OF Dele
gates in Montgomery county, ran ahead
of his ticket, and is beaten 10 votes by
Rlner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
DOWN BY THE SEA.
A BIG FIRE IN BRRKLEY YES
TBRDAY.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Rejoice Over the
Democratic Victory-Ths Eavy-Yard-
other Notes.
Correspondents Of The Richmond Dispatch.l


NORFOLK, November 9, 1887
This morning about o'clock fire
broke ont in a row of eight frame build
ings. double tenements, on Liberty
street. in Berkeley, known as the La
Forme Block. and belonging to Mr.
BENJAMIN La Forme, and the row was
totally destroyed The dwellings were
occupied by colored people, who lost
largely their effects. The fire was OF in
cendiary origin, and there was little or
no insurance on the property.
A telegram from the beach this morn
ing states that the body Of the cook of
the wrecked schooner Manantico has
been found undera pile Of lumber and
buried on the beach
There is great rejoicing in Norfolk and
Portsmouth to-day over the great
triumph OF the Democratic party yes
terlav and the overthrow of Mahoneism
throughout the State. Last night the
people thronged the streets until mid
NIGHT eager to hear the news, and to-day
the bulletin-boards are again surrounded
by anxious crowds. The Democrats are
SO elatod that celebration of the victory
is talked OF. The success of the Demo
Gratis IN Princess Anne was great sur
prise. The Reform combination there
was strong, Int the party workers sue
ceelci in arousng the Democrats, and a
comparatively full vote was polled.
Asusual hunGrcdsof Democratic voters
failed 81 do their duty, but the new ward
(Erlmbl,tonl overwhelmed tie Repu6li-
cans 10y giving nearly three hundred
democratic majority. There are no
colored voters in Irambeton. Norfolk
BOW takes her stand permanently as a
Democratic city. acd deserves conqratu-
lation Cu her nearly five hundred ma
j"rit7.
This morning the trlining-ships James
town AID saratoga went mp to tic navy
yard. They VIII be inspected by a
board of survey and report as to the
repairs nee ,sary VIII be sent to Wash
ington at once.
Tho tuttoway, Mehcrriu, and i'oa-
ncEc rivers are row falling, and danger
to tie railroad bridges and other pro-
p.rty is no longer lpprhende5.
The dazzling Of Gunville coy vas de-
siroycd by nm inc rlitry tre at Peep
Creek On Monday night, together with
The content. OF the house. Thee Vas 10
insurance.
.he United States Fish Commission
steamer A.bstIoss viii arrive here from
Washington tc-m.r ROW to 90 in the dry.
dock 60 lay, acr bottom oycrhan'ed,
after which she starts i0r the South
Pacific on 81 tar,o years crd'fe
Ju12, q. .. lu hes IS expect hcre
ton elt from Ab.padcu, AMI g.. .r-i-
nc.s OF lis cJ1rt ~i.. comm, nee .o-mur-
row.
The funeral OF the late Or. william
Selden took place to-day from the resi-.
dence al the family, 90 Eo,etourt STREET
IN, crew Of the bark Alabima, wreck
ed at iynnhaycn Wy, are hare. The
crew Of the wrecked bark Harvester ar-
r'v 3 Dorc yesterday, g. lie sent 70 ther
homes iir England by the hritish Con
su. NE Harvester is total loss.
.hn schooner James -. Teal and
sieam-'aT-c tiora wore ia collision -
tine Albemglc ard Chesapeake cansI
yesterday, and both were h1aly
damaged. {.
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Warrington Races.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.


WASHINGTON, November 9.-Ihis was
the first day OF the second extra meet
ing of the National Jockey Club. which
will continue four days. The attendance
was very small, while the weather was
cloudy and raw. The races were good,
with tine track in the best possible con-
ditiOn.
First race-six furiongs -Maia won
Hawley second, King Of Norfolk third.
Time, 49,.
Second mce-one mile-Harvard won
Catesby (gelding) second, Bess third.
Time, 1:l2..
Third race-one mile and eight hun
bred yards -Boyne won Barnum Sc
coDd. Time, 1851.
Fourth race-six furlongs-Bessie
June won Glenmound second, Young
Duke third. Time, llji.
Fifth race--one mile-Frankie B.
won Joe Cotton second, Brait third.
Time, l:Ai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
Marriage I'm Christiansburg.


CHRIsrIASsBURG, VA, November O.
Miss Annie NJ. johnson, the eldest
daughter of Captain Richard johnson, OF
this place, was married this morning at
half-past 10 o'clock to Professor Theo-
doric P. Campbell The ceremony took
place in the Presbyterian church in the
presence Of large number Of friends
and invited guests, Rev. Daniel Blair
and the venerable DIR. Theodore Pryor
officiating. The ushers were Professor
Beverly II. Robertson. and Messrs. Trlgg,
Mosby, and \. Il. Campbell, OF Christisns-
burg Mr.. Joseph Hooper, of Selma,
Alo., aud Mr.. Manley NJ. Caldwell, OF
Wytheville, Va. Immediately after the
services were concluded the couple re-
paired to the depot, where they took the
train for New York and eastern cities.
Both Of the parties have host of friends
here and in other parts Of the State, who
extend to them their heartiest congratu-
latiOnS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

members OF regular Anarchistic group,
which numbers BE- members. II was re-
solved by the group 10 purchase arms,
and Horst was instructed TO purchase
rovolvers for bis associates. and he and
Wender went down to purchase pistols.
A watch was placed on the two men, aud
when they attempted to purchase the
weapons they were arrested.
NO DECISION FROM THE GOVERNOR LAST
MORT.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, November O.
Captain Black left for Chicago at o'clock
tonight. leaving Mr. Schilling in charge.
No decision is expected from the Gov
ernor tonight. Captain Black has
doubtless gone to Chicago to use all his
power with Parsons to induce him to
sign the petition to the Governor.
"LEr THE LAW TAKE ITS COURSE"
San FBANcTsco, Noyember 9.-The
following telegram was sent to Governor
Oglesby to-day: "The American ALI
ance, with its membership of 1900,
representing the American sentiment Of
the Pacific coast, implo1es you to let the
law take its cOutseas regards the Chicago
Anarchists convicted Of murder
VICTOR }. ROBISsOy, President.
&C. L. BrcTster, Secretary"
JUSTICE MUST NOT BE ovERsHADowED by
PITY.
SARATOGA. n. Y, November AT a
prlyer-mocting of Congregationalists to-
night prayers were offered for the con-
demned Chicago Anarchists. but the
sentiment was expressed that pity and
mercy should not oyershadow justice.
PETITION FROM ABROAD.
LONDON, November 9.-The y tition
to the Governor of Illinois in behalf OF
the condemned Anarchists is receiving
many signatures IN London. Among the
persons who have signed are Rev. Stop
ford Brooke, Oscar Wilde, Stcpuiak
Walter, Besant the novelist, Walter
Crane, Maddox Brown, Dr. Avchng,
Mrs Besant, and others well known.
st a llrgely-aitcndcd meeting OF city
Radicals and Liberals this evening it was
resolved to scud n cable dispatch 20 the
Governor OF illinois requesting him 10
exercise clemcEcy in the Anarchists
case. The condemned men were spoken
Of as the no5lest champions OF labor cl
modern times. Henry George was
strongly condemned for lis pusuanuuity
in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
SHOT in the Head for Trapping Rnb'
Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
DANyILF, November ga boat con
tanning the PROSTATE form OF a colored
boy cane iiomin9 down the river today
ana two colored men stopped il and
haulod it ashore Just as 10 was going
over the dam ri this point. The boy
gave his name rs Turner White, and
said be bad been shot in the head by
Frank Jones, who lives on a farm up the
river Ee said he was about 10 haul his
boat when Jones approached and shot
him with a rifle, that b. fell in he bout
and was powcrlc.s to move. IS far As
can be learned, White he'd been trap
ping rabbits on Joness farm and had
bcon warned TO keep away. He went
oFrr the river to-day on a smiisreran',
and it is harl 70 learn VIVA; transp'r,d
between hlm AMI tones. but Ger AIN IT :
he was saot IN tLe head. The wouni Is
a dangerous one and believed to be fatal.
Jones Las not been arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
DEATHS.


CARDOZO.-Dled. suddenly, at s O'Clock Wed
nesday morning, at the residence Of her sister,
Mrs Wall, I06 south Third street, FANNIE MOTT,
wife of Charles X. CardOzo.
Funeral from Dr. hogs's church THURSDAY
at 1 p. NJ. Friends OF the family invited. No
flowers.
PULTON.-Departed this life, az her residence,
IN Brooklyn, ". T.. November :, 1855, Mrs. COR
NELIA G. FULTON. relict OF Captain William
NJ Fulton, Of this city.
The funeral services will be conducted at Hol-
lywood THIS Thursday MORNING ON the
arrival OF the 1920 train from New York.
ROBINSON.-Died, Tuesday. November z,
1871, az the residence OF her parents, 0f5K 1wen
ty-seyenth street, GRACE VIRGINIA, infant
daughter OF John A. and Catherine Virginia
Robinson; aged three years and three months.
RowZIE.-Died. of dIphtheria. on Monday,
October 3ist. at HE'D p. NJ, little FRANK WAR
ING ROWzlE. youngest child OF DR.. A. X. and
c. W. Roszie; aged four years eleven months
aud ten days.
WEBB.-Died, at his residence, In this city,
WILLIAM i. WEBB, In the flity-slSth year Of
his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
woODwARD.-Die At smithviile, Va, on
Sunday, November 0, 1857, ELLA JONES, DO.
loved wife Of NJ. Cabeil Woodward, IN the TWEEN
ty-hfth year OF her ace.
keatucsy and Alabama papers please copy
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nrnnn.f l,cnt.

fcpocl1l tc.r.. mn y III utDe'ch.I
CuMo1-T, Va, Noyerber F.. -tapta'n
j. T. Jones. . y tcI crr.crv mcrc"-ti'.
aud vcltEnowu aEi rcsp-rt Il ci:.trH
o. tbs c;,y, droppcd dead thus afternoon
ot ( o'c.0ca whllc couyer,iog 9th .om"
.f..L6s ~ the corner Of salem aveuu'
aYd tuniaorcc5rcet. iio @.., oreiaai,y
from Eu(la,yille, aud VS. for many
years freight conductor on the Norfolk
and Western railroad. de has r.siltui
in this cry five years. and leaves ai'e
and numtcr of friends and accua'nt-
ances here and elsewhere. lie was
about fifty years OF age, aud apparently
IN good health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10

~ Aa-.9.Aino. Ian .a..c % 'ho DlH aeA.'
DCal-S, ,;o. mb.ra-fbct'r.0't's
Joor0F x2,esse- tx horr that toe
nc,rier,r, 81 o,d uan QHirbe near
.raic,. Iosnt, !cr-r will 5,(erresrci
and hnnIed It s-ys TIE victim WAS
lo;t harmless and noCcs'.
Justice of-tbe-3,aca Egln poid visit
to Mr. OVr.eu in the pr!son nospiai at
T1lauoge, aad states tlnt he 'ouud him
looki0g exceedingly III W. O'irien
tod him trat ne bad not had o change
o. linen sine Dr. eut .ei the pua9n.
Ire governor of the iii. ~ha rds prcs-
ent, replied th.t he could iava change
if be wished. meaning tia. he ccG.d
have prison clothes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
ceIebrat,ur ~ ANNIVERSARIES

[,oiro.p,aI,rca o.: tho E.oh "oal ria21 n
WIL-,NsGrEG. Aovem5.r9. l.S7
TIE ~aoeess OF onr party in She STATE
waSr,c-ireG hire .lsf night win much
rejoicing iare" nui1 'cr5 We're gath
cred ar,und tin lrsfaph olicr 'az r 90
laru how IT, diy hti gone uu' among
the uumbrr scarcely M1i ou,iJe WIS to
Lo seen. auJ t. day very few nave pGt IA
on Appearance ct their usual hAun!s.
Tonight ,he cclearaiIae viii be renew d
or a moro e'ri'on'e scale. when tire
" 9cguars' propose to celcbrate TIE
Grand vic.ory in most pproprintc
sr,!c. 1t VAS alter o'c,ocl. ta.s morn
iag when tie boom Of tie "titz Lee ~
ceased TO ECHO the COOL tiaiues acro,S
the surrounding coautfy, aad 'he h'll-
% ~ NemDcrHs std from their en-
t.p.,ast:t. nb3r-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
RICE4okD TOBACCO MARKET

NOV bMHkk ., ItSI.
Loose tobacco sales were again very small to-
day and offerings 40 auction light. The tone Of
the market was nrm, win better trading in dark
Tugs and common filters than we have noticed
tor several days Wrappers and cutters were in
small demand. There soelns 70 DO general be-
lief that our mixer grades viii be wanted at
home aud in tho Wos' az much better prizes in
the near future. aud some speculation mas al
ready begun on tia; basis.
The Lynchburg loose market has been active,
with good breaks and sales up 10 49, for dark
Leaf